Subways at Times Square Nears Completion
Construction on the junction of the old line and the Seventh Avenue subway progresses with seven to ten minute night work windows. Contractors Holbrook Cabot & Hollins replace pillars and shift tracks amid roof remodelling and wall demolition to connect routes near Forty fourth Street Times Square.
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Holbrook, Cabot & Hollins Corporation
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Forty-second Street
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Seventh Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
George Hallett Clark
Dél Ébris
Alex
Mr. Clark
Cone
Seventh Avenue Lne
Irolbrook Corporation
Clark
Suffrage Talk At Labor Temple Attacks War Commercialism
Miss Rose Schneiderman representing womens trade unions spoke to about 200 gathered at the Labor Temple on The Dignity of Labor and woman suffrage. Rabbi Stephen S Wise and Rev Jonathan Day joined in urging equal rights as a civic duty and humanity issue. Schneiderman argued women suffer in war and the state needs female citizenship.
Four Elizabeth men arraigned. one fined for census refusal
Four men were arraigned in Elizabeth New Jersey this morning and another, Andrew Mestier, was fined twenty five dollars for refusing to answer census questions. James P. Kelly, the census director in Elizabeth, says many foreign residents refuse information fearing disclosures of age and length of residence may affect military service to their home countries.
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New York Times
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Andrew Mestier
James P. Kelly
Police mob at picnic ends in stabbings and riot
Detectives Quick and Sizdt of the Bronx Bureau were injured as a Haymakers picnic in Schring's Park near lurly Street and Westchester Avenue was disrupted by a knife attack and throwing missiles. Henry Sehring was stabbed. Geherty and Gavin were arrested for felonious assault.
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Westchester
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Bronx
Duane
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Sehring
Fordham Hospital
Wile
Brandeis Urges United Judaism at Brith Abraham Meet
Louis Brandeis urged a united Judaism before 1,257 delegates of the United States Grand Lodge Brith Abraham in Atlamaic City. He touted self governed Zionist colonies in Palestine as models and called on American Jews to press for rights for 11 million Jews in Europe through President Wilson. Resolutions for a Jewish national congress to seek postwar rights will be presented by Judge Aaron J. Levy.
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Louis Brandeis
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Brith Abraham
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Jerusalem
America
Jewish National Congress
Wilson
Aaron J. Levy
New York
Leaps Off Blazing Boat After Lantern Fire
Milton Todd, 26, of Brooklyn, was repairing a motor boat anchored near Bergen Beach when a lantern overturned causing a fire. He tried to smother the flames for ten minutes before the gasoline tank exploded and wrecked the craft. Todds rescue and hospital treatment followed. he is expected to recover.
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Gerretsen
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Kimball Road
Ramsey
Kings County Hospital
Svo Sixth Street
Brooklyn
Quick elopement at Church of the Transfiguration
Katharine Phyllis Walthew and Joseph C. Quirk wed unexpectedly on a Saturday afternoon after agreeing to avoid a large October wedding. Their ceremony at the Church of the Transfiguration was performed by Rev. ler Houghton with a few friends present, and they left for a honeymoon.
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Katharine Phyllis Walthew
Francis H. Walthew
Riverside Drive
Joseph C. Quirk
John H. Quirk
West Seventy-seventh Street
Church of the Transfiguration
Fire on Randall's Island Laundry Suppressed by Hose Cart
Fire discovered early last evening in a small laundry building near a hospital on Randall's Island. The alarm rang and island hose cart crews extinguished the flames before spreading. Investigation by the Fire Marshal will probe a past arson attempt by two boys three months earlier.
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Randall's Island
Girl of Nine Dying After Punishment
Nine year old Eethel Robbins, daughter of garage owner George Robbins in Carlstadt New Jersey, is dying from injuries parents say were inflicted by a public school teacher last October. Joseph Kintner, president of the Board of Education, said no official charges had been filed and that the board would act if any charges are made.
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N. J
Eethel Robbins
George Robbins
Beebe
New York City
Joseph Kintner
Board of Education
Fier
New Ferry To Link Dyckman Street With Englewood Opens
Hackensack New Jersey June 6. A new ferry from Dyckman Street in New York to the Palisades shore opposite Englewood opens next Thursday. Service on weekdays runs every twenty minutes and Sundays every five minutes with extra boats from the East River Ferry Company. A parade will accompany the opening. No Englewood ferry house yet due to a two year limit on concession grants by the Interstate Palisade Park Commission, but extensions may be considered if warranted.
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Park Commission
East Side Chautauqua Draws 7000 On Wet Night
Dr. Carl Beck leads East Side Forum People’s Music Society and institutes in Seward Park as orchestras Beethoven Schubert and Bronx perform under Carry Lefkowitz. Commissioner Frederic Immigration Howe argues for defense only war and broad war controls with voter eligibility and war tax.
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Hester and
Pessex Streets
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Towns Jealous of Edison in New Jersey controversy
West Orange claims Thomas A. Edison should be listed with West Orange as his home, though Edison’s advertising and lab work center in West Orange while his home sits near Llewellyn Park. Orange officials press for address change, citing world visibility of Orange as his home.
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New York Times
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Miller Reese Hutchison
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Bernhardt Says She Will Return for Bordeaux Appearance
Mme Sarah Bernhardt states she has recovered from her operation and will make a public appearance in Bordeaux to lecture and recite poems, including verses by her granddaughter. She plans then to go to Paris to star in a new Maurice Donnay play.
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NEW York Times
Havre
London Daily Telegraph
Sarah Bernhardt
Andernes
Bordeaux
Mme. Bernhardt
Paris
Maurice Donnay
Roseville Trust Co Case Goes to Trial Today
William F. Odell former president of the Roseville Trust Company of Newark faces trial today on charges he signed a false statement of the bank’s condition to the State Banking Department while leading the institution.
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Roseville Trust Co
William F. Odell
Roseville Trust Company of
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State Banking Department
No Rice or Shoes at Bayonne Church Wedding
The pastor Rev. Peter E. Reilly announced at St Henry's Roman Catholic Church Bayonne that throwing rice and old slippers or shoes at weddings will not be permitted to keep the new church from being mussed.
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Peter E. Reilly
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